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' t i stamped envelope to The Pa! iv
h ^ 1310 Assembly vk., Coli rn'bia. S..
' ' the roll book, ari.i you \v 11 rw i'
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BILL CARVER NK-\\W
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? All -neWsf for ttv.Biii i*V'T
Club riiust big in tir.> office 'j uovJ
day" atWrnbon uf each week;. |
Many letters art; received 't?>o j
late for publication.
preparing for tiianks- I
,* , GIVING
Hello Everybody: /
I am still doing, itiuely "in School '
n l.^vylv .modrair. c:i Armisticc
day. We arc /netting vcioiy
for our Thanksgiving prog: am btt,
I hope-tc be home tune eno ?gh- trV'
help mother stuff thur turner.' *1
am hoping to. g?.t worne of niy clnj
? mates to join our* club.* 1 wa ;t.
to thank "Armct-fr^Eva' ?.lotolh;m
for sending in rwh Ictte^ ?-,vc y
week, s ' : "> .
We are looking for another goi.\Ji
story to: read. S\> long, tr
MARGUET^WR KM T
DEYENliUE VISITS F\Ir\
YDear Bill: I wer.J. to a fair last
Thursday .and. ha . ?a nice lime. I
?aw a largewhalc, . It weii/hrd about
65 tons'. I think the tongue
weighed about 5On pounds. I.
saw a 'mermaid.. They said- -she*
was btrn it. a : lighthouse. Sh-'
oamcl tOi, America about.'!- 1-2
years dgo. "I enjoyed the* Fair
very much.
Devcnure L.
UALV1N DUI.Nli UK
IN SCHOOL
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Dear Rill:. I am' getting a
lojig fine in school, arid; I am'
hoping to do We had a
'game 5with St. 'G'joigo Tv.Co.'ay
and the scores "yore l'J-liv We
are 'not expecting" u>?lo5e. any
mora games. ,
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Calvin A. Primus JV:v.,
SARAH HAS.BEEN IK SY.
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Deer Bill: Only a few linos
to let ycu hear from me I am
. firre and'-hopr you ur.d tH the
Club members "are ' the same.
Bill I ?received mv membership
card ami button T was very ,
busy and didn't lutvo time to
' WtiteT but will ! i v rirrd writemore
often hereafter. I am very
gla .' to be ^ member of the club.
? . Seiah Guinyanl. ,
SERENA SENDS POEM ON
; ' FAIR PLAV
Hello Bill: ...J1,
How are you this week. Was
sitting down thinking about yon
again, nfte>* I got through with
m\- ler.s',*n, T thought I would write
you again. Bill I am r> :uhrg a
very interesting hook al.- >:f' "A.
Girl of the Limberlost". It is
like to rpad it? 1ft came f(^orn
the WaverJy Library.
Here ia ft poem .about ? Fair
Play. We were talking about
Play iir jKjhool some weeks ago
and I made a poem about it.
Hope you will like it.
Fair Play
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.Fair plr.v mean* so much to me.
can b? fair no matter where
jt be e .
Do all you can to carrv. it out
And have A Fair Play it.-cad of
r 9plte.
Faii^ piny means so much, to vou
You can ^fay fair in anything you
do. f
Nothing :n the world is better
When you play always play fair
than fair play.
Fair play means so nthch to me.
Always keep it kind. Ad true
And this is all I h^vc^n ray .
Keep this mlc day .'by,'day. *'
VT SERENA J At KSON'.
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AIKEN CO TEACHERS ASSOCIATION
ELECTS OFFICERS
. The Aiken County T. ochers'
Association held its secon ! meet
ing for the school year at the
CoTofecTgr&J^d u drool tn?Aiken,
and eleilKwl the following officers: I
Ptesidetot, i Dr. A. W. Nicholson;
Vice-Prfes., Mr. R. JJr -Nrr- Stnr-*T
retaiy, .Tin Jennings; A-sl.-Soc.
Mrs,' Slysler; Reporter. Prf. R.
F? Boulware. Mr. C Carroll
Installed the jiewly elected
offioera. ~ "Vr
Speakers duri/n^ Sfcho meeting'
werelJ^iss Justina jjfe.- Wilkinson,''
JeanBs Tocher kmH JJiss ATatred |
McKkwick, Nenp Home Dwnonion
agent. T
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it together with a self Addressed \
tto Loader, Bill Car.vitf's Ch<b, ?
C, Your name will be pl$codc$n \
e a membership card aiid'l^ittyn. J
CLINTON NEWS.
LU ll Strveths Rambling ~\V-il(ka:
lost after a very tight; gafue t
deed StrO'ot of Anderson Las
Tuesday iiHiL." : the score was O-i
Over livf7 huudi'cu persons wit
nosscd thii'. ctyse .Contest wliiil
was staged on. Johnson 1* leld (>'
.he I'fi-sLjjJteriajil College.
A!! the school is pru'iafing 1*;>
the >=ol') cnte-.t whiyh will he gi
ven* at the sohwpl Nov. 22. Thu
ii.ig.ht the hoWor.of J.he lucky mm
'.n.t w:l: ' Thanksoiving till'
.k^y. .
[.CRcV*. RVwier reviewed the do'c-oh
at- MjF M'U iah Sun day'.fivorn
dig:. '^^3|xn.u\1s :hi> preached at
inspiring ?acM-mon: . . *;
The ^oTTieis Club "1' Mt. Mpr
iah met at. the ho.nie of'Mrs. Fan
liv Rice. Ai'ter the business >
<4ut club, delicious refreshment
'Aero served.
~ All Friendship AMK Church i
preparing' Tor the Annual Confer
/oee K) he held in Greenville Nov
k17. T{ie church wishes Rev. Wtd
kor much''sttee.es< during the von
forento. '\
Smuia.vC school oiK'iied at its us
yd hour Id ?o clock. '1 he Jessoi
.va-> i'l-vJ wed by 1'rof. Rutlfe A"
vr^twr^ at. fro niornng1 ser
vice \wew Mr<r. Viola Gary, Mr
tiul^Mr<2 .John Garrett, Mr. nn<
Mrs. Wiley VVillatns, Mrs, I.el'u
K'ipgshWrnugh and Mis-vJvrskiiu
FoaatM^.V ?*
C<)iV'l;rii)ic*i tyill h,. held ,?at He
iro,^. Rjaptjst church thjvTjUirsdaj
-rijg:.T;'t',iii;sin.e.-.--(if ini)^ijtance . a
lo *ran'sacjk?. ?Mev
.Jf A*. Sims will opctnp*! Iser
vices ? j
The Tag J (a;'' program that w:t
iveH Ja-t week v.ifs enjoyed hj
"he. (large crowd that was preset t
'ro.Vcds 'twill go for carpets fm
'he bhureh..
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CHERAW N4.AVS.
Thursday ?*i>iiivr. Mr. "itii<t Mrs
Warri'-li J.1!)':, Si;., ??f HU-'tT Sticwcro
the h?'Sj)tavU' h<?t ami h<<-'
i ss ut a '(lijir.i-r party. p/ven i :
h(/n<>riof Mr. Pot-'s lnothov-irf-la-r
Mi'. Walk'1!; .Poo ol\ trieajro, am
Ti-mls.- Mr.' Mrs. Mitt-lull El
i !i* ;!>.'! M: s. ?1 )aisy i-Ml-rbo a!-*
.t' Chi nfi? a; i^Mrs. to-m-va John
on uf IMii.Iailt-ip.kin. Thirty tcut-st
'wuv iloliv* HtJCully cut. rtaino.d. Tk
|j.?v<- nnnu-<T iruvst-* wort honoivi
vith a "<' > k'inil Party" Friila;
l-,-v? uiiur a.t lh?> h<>UK- ??f Mr. oan
Airy Major l^rbinson. Sr., of Kt-r
'haw . -A root. -Mrs. Robinson ntt<
Mrs. Bfini.-; Tillman-spon-orctl th
party ami i-ntoi tainril. trtrty -mms'
Mis. Allic" Smith hay ivturnu
iftt-r a hrii-f trip to ("lairton, Pn
1 M i.-S kll'll \ !>! > n.... ... ...
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week-end at herhome Or'anjrebur
M i>..' Ku : ie Ii vintfV sister is il
at h m*-*. Wf h<>|"' ''?! her
speedy I ee.oVel
" "M i'Tdm i ^1i> (i.W. William- en
tortnjned tlx- Haptist Missionar
Society at their h"ta?? Ft iduy_jijftc
no6n. _
The il?.->n>na:4' sis' - is are pip
tiinir a Thaijk aJvinu' Harvest pi,
.erahi Wednes Nov. "J t in into
st of M il s is rollof,..
The "Four Sipot Soejal Club
..pon*or-o4 an?WW Mnirts Frol'i
last Tuesday ^rrt'felit at Mrs? A. \
Wilson's hoiriy.--T.hiity ladies wcr
pro i-nt. TlnSy Jjiniuse;! themselvc
with comic VeePoit ions and tramc
.if Hinfro^ I'a-s the' llahdkcrchi
and MifL'ic Music. The. followin
won prizes'-for having - four h-tt<
names'-:.. .Madams Mary Ford. Fad
rio-fry# Tlu-O , O'-rsey and Kdn
(Jrady.i Mj1-''. .Kmrneidine Write);
Aon , a prjze for wearing .the mos
ntmic eostilnie.
McCOI.L NKWS J
McColl, S. C'? November'Mth
McOoll school reopened Novembo
thQ,- f<t.h to complete oght month
ifter runnjn.tr six weeks in th
summer. The
...x- uiujrvnu
unls comprise the faculty: Mis
Gillian Davis of Marion; Miss Ma
i ic Watson of Ratesburg; jjtliss \'i
< la Simmons of Rennett^vifle; Mrf
Jessye Gregg, of Clio; Mr. It. ]
Rurrago of GeorgetownMr. Sam
u TMiddleton, Jr., or OjrSnglWrj
unclothe the Principal wJame* 6
L a,Stein o. Jr., of Georgetown. 1
Mrs* Rosa. Mae Jones left ^J'tn
'lay for New York. '
The principal is asking, all pa
rents to send the children tb sthoo
as the enrollment is very spiall
SUBSCRIBE FOR
THE LEADER
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; ^AVI.OK SCHOOL 0HSEKVES
EDCCXITON \*i:r:k.~
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? The. fac ulty and puprlseof Tajdoi
J sehi/ul. nianifesied unusual interest.
> .11 th?> ol scrvanee of Education I
\ Week Nov. 7-lit. The program fea
> turod talks by the monikers of the
, faculty at the assembly periods
? :ui ioTT" the week. Prof. T.J. Sulli,
.an, introduced the program o ji
J doiulay Nov. h. Miss J. 11. Cllad?
K'n spoke on Ttiesilav from the.
! 'object ' " Horace -Maya in the Ilalij
>f I'amc."'LMatnus contribution toj
.public sthbo.l education Afas" di?-i
. u>m the o|-i und new -rty pe
schools conna.-tcd, and ideas #frtrm~
,uaiui?v'bcacis to *-'- * '"1 |
dreii" vorthy of emulation rcceroJ
brought to the ajtcntidfp of the
nnli- nco?. .. . ^
* ^ Miss Pauline Boulware.s subjectT
? on Wednesday jwas '"Our Youth
t Problem." In this Utlk :the edutn' !
tiohai, social, religious and inhral
" j i>roI lenis o f y? 'uth were d iscussc d
] | and an adequate solution olFeroj.
M Miss Yalt-jieia Kin^'sj subject on
! Thursday, ;\$ta.s "tan we edu.rue
r'i for. Peace?" The subject ol' Arj
inistice l>ay was also included in
I nor. talk. In-Pthis talk, the c#ntriII
At'tion that the-elementary .-cYiuols 1
ran?jiiakt?j?n the, direction' ,p e mi- .
catyf.c;' for peace was very viynb
!y biViutt'ht.A" the minds of. -the
listeners. j
, Prof. Sullivan delivered a Very'
. j : act leal talk-jin Friday, in whkjh 1
,\l e \vi re. reiimuh il of , tile very <
f important place that heiijth should
s occupy in ' the'education of ftrt in-i
djy.dl.air lie .also discussed tl,e '
s significance id" an edtKUtedTrierson '
Jp all of the talks, tiiosyfiideajs
tllat would tend toward the think:
iny of better- citizen, were^'ein-l
. pitMsiy.'. d. 8'
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I'.i'ti- Academy Fair hold
- in io- -'Vf.-.t week was a sne/ess., b.cj
".-J'itvi- t#.e.-jmd. Via iit weather. The
? V \ JI. i {J^ We i . . Vi IV gt II Mi-?
'^Wilkin mifd Mrs. Murray, t lit? I
liajivs touchers of Aiken ami
Kilji'i field counties., respectively,'
were among those who deli'veiV .l I
helpful talks to, the assemblage.
'Aiiioiiean Kd'.ieation' Week was
' very fittingly observed here last)
" week, directed by. Mr. dlowman
and Miss Prater.. Many splendid
* p'aphrs on Negro education, coninie'rcial
iduiali-oti. etc. wore read. '
.'I he Seholield I.ions lost to the;
allvttis Med Devils i;n a thrilling
.Jgann h're Friday. .Score-1-1-7. )
j Misses 'Mamie Young,*.. Rosalie |
- Devon? and Kreamey WeJRs o f j
(jroenvVood haw- re unfiled to .- ehpoi |
. after having -spent short per-'
t i-i.l at" their homes. "V
Misses 'fi, Mae Wajs-nrraml A'-!
i lie Mo.-cde\* and Mr. Samuel Unfit '
mor.d, ili Di- * 7 were on t h e
campus dui nig the week-end. A'.i
.are, teaching :ti rural schools. j
i r >i. .mains tii tiie <S Y A laculty?vpcnt
iheOvi'ek-i-nd w i; h ,v .
* Avil\ ami littK* daughter in' OtL'
"angobuYi?. - r
' Mesdnines Holmes and Illassen-'
-. Kale, Mi.-se* Cuniniiligs and Frakk|
lin and Mr. l.i\\is attended Milne-'
' tit-Id County Teachers meeting ?u.r
Saturday. , I
Ther-Kli'te and F.p.Mlonthabs.j
T treated themselves to Un?enjoyat
lilo party at the home of Miss'
Ruby JNU'holsi.n Saturday evt^n
ir ing. A delirious course *>i' re-*'
j| treshments added to. the pleasure
n ot the occasion.?Messrs".' Farr. an**
Bowman, sponsors.
7" Mrr:J. ?R. gMiCain', Supl. of the
v NY.\ opportunity" y'joup of: boy.I
lieue. sheut tfie-week-end at' his.
' home? ttit.ni Modoc,
n Rev?J. T*IT Palmaro of (Iranite(i
villi- preached- a lery tiiuely?syi'
r mod here Sunday evening to
large audience, subject: "The Tei j
0 Virgins." Mrs. Palmare and Mi>s
c YourtlK'" accompanied?him. ?f
Preiidcnt Niyholson, Mr. Sirii<t
monsj Mesdames R. I,. ^N icholson ,
s and I). M. Hub. rt, M'i-ses- Cum-*
O ntings, Prater' ami Blocker wor-'
f shipped 'at Ml. Canaan Sunday. j
g Mesdames- Holmes and Rang
r s p< tii sored a very pleasurable en-!
a tin tainml-nt in chap I Friday evil
eniiig ill- interest 'of thud and
iV,fourth .grade rally fund.
1Muchv.fnvorahle conrnient was
, hearj "on the; Ileitis exhibit at
th^Frtir !a.-twv ok. Mi. .^Qhlocker,
Olr. Rla?-i-ueade-^i?+rd?oem-ls are
rsto tk; commended for the work of
- \h'e Students. |
i' Tin.*J!Lea;!':!* is in great demand
J around Jlettis. Get on the 'Mpoid
e wagon" of happy readers NOW. I
*'< ARLISI.E NEWS
Siindayiwas'a hi^rh day at CarI'
lisle. At 12 o'clock our new pas-i
tor, Rev. Subcr stirred the audi-1
" i nee wiin hiuhinf me.ssaro tak-^
]" en from St Jojin 1 chapter, 08th
verse, subject "If Not Christ Then
Who?" Wf-'jwa? happy to hfjve .j
Rev. Subon >
I Sunday evening 8 o'clock he stir ]
, red^our. sowls-again witn another!]
message taKjn from Act 1:8 sub?--)
jeet "On^Shp't Fporn Jesus Is Suf- ! i
^ficient" Onr congregation was <
j larger SuiulJy than has been for
1 several years. Everybody is invit- t
ed to fcear* tljfis power. Come to j
'j Carlisle anafrfear him. vji
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MARION COUNTY HOLDS IT!
FIRST TEACHERS' MEETING
The Marion County Teacher:
association held its first, meetini
Saturday.,-morning,- Novetnbcr <?t
.in the Marion High ?school auditu
ritwn at 11 o'clock with the Prcsi
dent, Prof. M. Johnakjn presiding
The following program was given
Opening Song?Negro Nations
Anthem ....... j
Invocation?Mr. Ramsey
Sold,;You Atone?Mr. Rwber
Cilliard 7
Welcome to Nevjf'^ Teachers? Mr
Walter Crawfoflfch
Presentation of *'cw Toachcrt*
Miss Mirry T.-Greene
Re.-ponse?Mr. ,J A. ilolman
oting-r-The Group-"*
Denionstratibn?T^uit on Bells-j
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Mrs* llngin
Mrs. t'orinc White, ourvyry ef
ticicnt Jt alios teacher, gave '? brie)
ummniy of the year's work. 5v
-puke about thV necessity of CO
Operation of the teachers during
ik-??-'-?CoTK>o] year.
( Miss WaJh?*m_our County nui;sc
spoke briefly on -the subject of
Tubevcul"! ir.?The' fact av-Us?brut
>ut thaflfhe death rate among Negroes
has decreased during the
past. year.
.Christmas seal- -were given to
the various principals, with the understanding
that t'hfcy weren't to
he sold until after Thanksgiving.
Mi.-s Wallace is expecting the cooperation
of each and every tedfeher
in the \ selling Jut Christmas
seals, . ? :
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CAVC8_ M1WS
On October 22 .a splendid crowd
Attended the amateur program and
'.ox'ng contest lield in fhe chapel
rfto school.Much talent was dis,
a laved by tthe participiTnls.- *]fhe
l\ig- Apple, Sttsie Q, and tnp"^piicing
were- outstanding features on
the firugram. We heartily thank
the .sponsors, Coach Shecle and her
l?a );< '.br.ib girls, for such aiji enUnt.aiinuiiit.
'1 lie I'.T.A held its regular meet
tig"Tuesday, evening, November 2.
A t'ti v nil busings the chair was
deelai.cr, .vacant and election of officers
fog the ensuing year iook
place The following officers were
i b eted: President- Mr. JI. B. J3ow\*;,.?-?..,>?!i,i...vi
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iv.yri; Sec;rotary,' Mr? . Minnie l)ani.
f-; Asst. Secretary, Miss 1)! M.
SH < la; Treasurer, Mrs Lillie Burueite;
Chaplain,'Mr Charlie Thomp
son.
A mat sum was realized. Mr.
B.ir i "announced "that alone with
the literary program which will
he given November 24, the Spirit
nf '1 hanhsgivin.: will he carried .out
l:y rending some monfey and food
| lies 1) 11 v.- "MfortJunate in the
community.
Foretime jveeks the slog&n "We
I .earn to do hy Doing" has been
beautifully illustrated during the
chapel hour. October 22 Miss
t.;belle and first grades conducted
the assembly period. The Health
unit and Dramatization comprised
the program.
Oetol)'. r. 2f. Miss Fair and second
ar. i third grades: The game of
th. months'was beautifully illustrated.
I.ittle Mapazetta Isaac ot
second grade was good in a readme.
^ ~\Ii'ijL \y''lllinma and
4th- and .."th grades gave a progrim.
An Arithmetical game was
. I .? ?%,!* ?1L a _1
v n^' \ vu *iiiy fin* wuu uunt'iiit'll.
'.Mis: Wrifitft, our Jcanes teach iv|
Avas lH't ^Tit and sp^ko to the
i-tu out b-fdy. i ~
M' Xior BAptist church upheld
tin- ' I'.;.cc" slogan throughout
i' ; M ivici Sc.iday. The Sabbath
. M> - ! ! <v v '.-11 reviewed by
Ik-aci:!.*. 1 huupson. Brief remarks
( ! - l) njr "Peace" were given by
Mi: Si'.e:! ?;; A continuation .of the
SiUida v ?i-l < ol lesson was delivered
in th>. 'oVii.n. The text was taken
fro 1.1 St. I.uke 19:8,"was splendldly
pieacned by- the R -v. John,.fr
AlUUilll U-: B OUNTY
TEACHERS a.SS'Nv
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The AbTieville- County Teacht
: \v<-rt. called together October
fffMlF- by the-JCanes?leacher. This
mei ting was .called at the County
^'raini'ng school, The mevlj/Tig
<:p: tied with music,. AfftericJpjlfol
lovwed by invocation by Prof. 0.
I.. Smith The roll of the County
teachers was called by ^Irs J.
it. Jo .ltsor.. N'ext the meeting
p pained for information relativ
t i the State Cimp^jsory Attendance
Law, whifh"*- w&> given
by .Miss Crother, the Attendance
teacher. Next the teach'rs of
one iUKj two teacher schoo'ljs
wer.t into a group meeting Here;
tite. Social studies were discussed
under the leadersljfep of Miss
Winbu.-h.
? v/wr i tcu'-iicxrv uiou wt'lll
into a group meeting, discussing
I In . 'lVac! <f i's Position in the
Educational Set-up of the State.
Mr. liurgess had charge of this
discussion. Much infoimation
?tu received from the grcup e'is
russiohs.
At tin- afternoon session Prof.
(). I.. Smith presented Mrs E.
VC Jr?Edwards, Cq. Chairman of
the f'hristmas \Seal ' Campaign,
ivho explained the inecesdty of
the sale of seals, j
After the busweps ressienS
I': of. Smith presented M. J ' j3,'
Kelton, State Supervisor cf Ne-i
srro Schools; Mr. Fclton said
many uplfcf?ing thing's thuj were
"joyed by all
The new teachers of th-> coun:y
were introduced atu. we adiourned
td medt the fou-'h Saturday
in November. ' '
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3 THE VOORHEES CALENDAR
Denmatvk, S. C., 'November 14?
Voorhees school recently engaged
the Denmark theatre for a spec^
ial matinj^e performance^ of "The
Good Ea&h". ^
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" At a special faculty meeting.
b Voorhees launched, #tl&e Ahnual
j Community Support Drive. The
v committee set the fcoat for $2,000.
The cash received i's to be used
, for library purposes,
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- - Uripeifml Blant^n addressed the
Barnwell County Teachers at their
- annual County Institute hold in
' Barnwell last week. Mrs. Susan
-BaileyWtfanes teacher of Barnwell
county presided at that meeting.
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Miss Elviu Candy; Jeanos t*-a
cljer lor < Bamberg county, uceomf
panied, by Mr. W. A. SchillTey, assistant
'State- ^gent "for Jeanes
work, ami Supt. (0. L. I.ancaster of
; Bamberg tount'y .Department o?
Education' visited county* schools
i on Tuesday and Wednesday of this
' week. . ?;.' *j
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Thee Woman's Auxijary Tof, St."
Philips church met uft^l. James (
buiknhg and discusseJ^SuP.adopted
the program committee's plan
for the year's activities. Miss C.
B,' Booker, the .president, was thy.
hostess of the evening.
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The observance of National Education
week wit's begun at Vqoifhees
on Sunday- night, with Principal
Blanton's address on Yoca-"!
-L1 iiihnl~~*Iy)urnth'",
During the \\ eek the program |
was in, charge of the Junior and
Senior Normal classes respectively.-'Monday's
theme, "The Education
of the Negro in the American
Social Order11 was discussed _ by
Lcniccy^ Duncan and Add I Johnson
it'Spoetveiy in their papers on
"The .Negro in the professional1
World and the Negro rh the lit-,
.tiOvi'il VChrld" * I
| Wednesday's theme, "The Edui
cationai Problems oi' the Negro" i
las carried outin the essays oi' Naomi
Overton "and KathLcn Lobby!
whose .topics were "Vocational
Education" and "Some Rural'i
School Problems".
In keeping with the observanceoi'
National Education "Wo-k the:
j \oorhees faculty and students en-J
i tertained parents on Wednesday,
j night at 8:15. An interesting' program
of musical s. lections- and esjsays
was rendered by the. students.
A .paper/"Some Rural School;
Problems 'of the Negro" v.as read'
by Kathleen Lobby; and another,
'"What Can We l)o for Unemploy,-1
cd Youth" read by Ruby Lobby ? u j
t liter), "The Value of the Compulsory
'School Law Of South Ca,ro-j
lina" by Berlin Davis.
Remarks by Miss Gaudy,, the '
.Lanes Supervisor, Principal Rum
ton and Mr. Moore -gave emphasis
to all that was-said. A brief social
period and the serving of re
fro hmonts closed the lirst of what:
| is to become a periodic event at ;
the "institution. ?
ST. JAMES A.M.E CHURCH 'I
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Rev. \V? II. Bo*ulor, I-*-' tor i |
s 'Sur.day school opened w..b the
*Wh|iit an<l t< achel1.-! ill " l':e! -po-1 j
of dut; . Review by ' Re R H.
field*'n. The pastor- punched
'from tlm subject: Wit'nfss' Fl>r
Jesus. The" spiritual' -lid ran
-.'high ut both services. The r*^4<rr
, recently re-organized the Usher
i Roar,, and they arje pu nning
'i great things* this Coafe-^nce
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Mr. David Conner for* 1% ?.f
' Columbia, Lut now resi.i :.g in
'j Middletown, Conn.; was called
11 home to attend, the funeral of
j his brother, Mit^John C\>.ei.
j .Mis. Not'a llaVVis Dixon is on
I the sieii list; we ate pravi. g fi.T
her a speedy rec ivefy. ? ??
Stewardess Board No. 1 met
at the Komi, of Mis'. Wilheimina
Johnson, with the preside!-: Mrs.
II.M. Young, presiding. After
the business par': waC ove the
hostess servtv.' a dc liciofi past.
Visitors are always v. eliome
; "at "St. James, ' ...
CEDAR CREEK AME cnTRCT!
Rev. W. (>. Owens, Pastor
Sunday school jtpemd at the
usual hour with Sunt. C.K.* Smith |
rind co-workers at their post of
duty. Alter the clrtss study of
the lesson, we listened to a review
of the lesson by-Miss The.lma
fB.^Trapjp. The .Supt. then preAemcd
the new pasf>r for tljo conference
year, Uev,.#\V. G. fowens..
>vho made encouraging remarks. Rev.
Owens delivered a sermon
text the. 83rd Psalm: Rejoice in
the Lord all ye righteousness.. This
was a soul stirring sermon and
many hearts . rejoiced. There were
two added, to the church: Mrs;'
Luca Cooke ami Mrap E. M. Ow-'
ens. The Lord's Supper was administered
to an appreciative
crowd of 37.. Two. visitors were
present Miss M. Chirp, of Columbia
and Rev. E. D. Salter of Zion
-PlTgfim Baptist?choreh-.
After service a joint 'Board
meeting was held. It was desired
that Rev. Owens rbe moved from
Winnsboro to Columbia by on
^of the members J. W.lWUson .joy
Nov. 15th.
SUBSCRIBE f;OR
! THE LEADER
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HEAR YE, HEAR YE, HEAR YE!
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Chester, S. T'he Masons of
Acacia Lodge No. 32, F. & A. M.
of this city have beeii asked by
special request to*, lay the cornerstone
for Bethel Baptist church, '
about one mile north of town, on
Sunday afternoon, at 1 o'clock,
Nov. "21st.' All adjacent Lodges,
member* and friends are cordially
invited to he present. The R<?v. F.
'RT" t-ihidden, pastor of the Chestnut-Grqve
Circuit, A. M. E. Zion *
Hnirch, wi!l deliver the sermon. I
A real treat of knowledge, and,'
tr.uth await you. Come One; Come!'
All. . ,!
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J. C. WHITE, W. M.,
S. I) RAINEY, Sec'y.-,, ,
t?\BNWKIT. HOLDS I
si;ccesssjl;l institute >
J" An Ins* it'.ite for Colored' Teach- 1
,ers was held at Barnwell? S. C., '
-Jfrri - 'ay, November 5th, 15)37 from 1
St3(>? a.m.. to 1 p.m. Mane touch- t
ets 1'iioin other cwntics were prex-^
ent. Group meetings were held hi j
themorning am! the afternoon he- t
hitr eiv^ nver ta instructive ad-*7l
drosses. (J
Mi^s. Baildy the Jeanea teacher j
was group leader fdr ttnrTSlemc'n-1 ^
taryj . teachers andk Prof. T. B. t
White, the leader for the prinei-jpli^
aVijJ- hrgh school group. This '
nuotmg received much praise and (!
wassaid to be the best institute**
givjh jiy this county. Miss Lola j'
XY.rtor served as registrar. A lun-l
tljeon was served during the re-. "
'cess hour. * . ' ?|
The t'dliiwnig program uas iui-'
lied out: 1
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Registration?8:31) '
Group mpetitifd?0:00-11:00
- (!< peral Assembly?11:00-12:30 ii
Tiivocation--Mr: 8-. ?Guinyard, X
principal BamwelU seH'Bol t
lluinane Education?Mr Srty- ?
niour Carroll, field representative o
of 1Lmane society 1(
Health Talks?Mvss R. Elizabeth ( a
Potat. R.N'., public hbalth mJrse; n
Dr. David J. Dixson, M.D.v'l
Social Hour?12:30-1:30
Geiti'ial Assembly 1:35-4:00 j1
Spiritual?'Study War No More ;
Ri marks of Welcome?Mr. N. 'J
,T. Crouch, county Supt. of Educa j *
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iion :?- . ti
.ukm.-s -w. \v.- a', dcnmivy, as-,
sistant State Agent Negro 1
sehools *
'Music? >
Address?Mr. Kirk-land W. Green 3
Stale college
Address?Mi*ss Wil I.ou Gray, supervisor
of Adult Education
Sjh'ring: _ Brighton the Corner
Where You Are
Address?Mis^ da-sune Wilkin on
Topnos teacher i'or Aiken* county
Ad rfss?Mr. J. E. Blanton, prineh^T
Voorht'es Ind. school "" g
>Ui n?dicT:on?llev. Ii. E. Roland,'..
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p: iip inal Macedonia school. ^
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JOHNSTON NEWS. o
May 1 say a few words in re-la
trnrd-s.of our church school and ,,
of the' faithful workers of j j
mil' church. We are working hard S(
tyj-"fa'se ojir annual conference I t
osi-t ssmgiit. On; Nov. 7, we had >j
a church school ,rally Jn this ' j
drive. The girls of Class No. 5, v
tuuirht by Mjss Ilattie Miles re- <:
port - -1 the highest amount -of any 7
of tie' members ofj'ihe church or j
the church schooPTThe tjirls are si
Misse* Beulah L.t'Pojpe and Ber- t]
nice Davis. . - * c
The church ^ a whole is work- A
inir to raise its claims. Every or- p
can/.at ion is on the job. -.OurJi
church school Js an hiatilutjgn set c
apart to train men in the way i?
lesiD ' would have them to go. 1
Rev. J. TV. Rlasscngame. 1%
Mrs. Catherine Minis has not ;
improved much since our last'
writing. MrsT Minnie Attaway
lias many friends who arc glad n
to know that' she is much better. J
Mr. l.ie Mitchell is out again af-, P
lor being ill for, several .days.- t
Mrs.- Rhoda Francis is mucHt bet-'
^er at this writing. f
Prof, and Mrs. R. N. Shtith, ?.
Misses Helen Goins, Thelma Koon
Gladys Hurley and P. Eagles at-t-ni!<'4?the
Miey chers meet in g in .
Edgefield Saturday. ? I
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Harrison en .
tertained a group of young hem '
pie on Tuesday night at their
home witn a Sale Party. fjj
Mrs. Martha' Williams has returned
from a visit to- relatives |
in New York City. " I
Mr. Pervis Works motored to 7
I ocsvjlle on Tuesday on business ci
Prof. R. N. Smith with two of 1
'us students Willie Gary aiil Rus n
"11 Daniels attended thoHNFSC St.,).,
e vi i .
vwim-n-inr ?r urnngeuurg'.
-^1 Saturday, Nov. 0.
' NTiss T.ola Belle,^Lnncy of1. St.j
Matthews is visjtitag Miss Ruth ei
*wos t. * , fc
\'ofi wa'n stay at Home all the ^
"i. time , , S
A'nd t" a soul you need not' speak j
You'll ; know all the News in
Johnston, f
If you read Thc^ Palmetto header ],
every week. ?- '. o
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K VXS AS~< IT Y^ A\Y AR IMM) ~~*
SI NDAY SCIfjpOL CONC.RESIS \
. KanSas City. Win.. Nov. lGth*? (
Kan City's injritation ha Keen j
arcepted hy the Sur-my' School
(i>ngre;s.' f>*. .Henry Alio., Boyd
W'Cr' taTvr The Congress will asjpnilik
ht r 'lune. M-3th a1 St. r
Stephens *tB\ptist Churah ?10
Ilarnson St i. v\j, Rev. R,--J Jordan,
Pastoi \ . 1 |
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Saturday, November 20, 1937
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WATCH TOWER NOTES
"Cast all your cAres on Jesus
and dpn't forgot to pray" is still.'good
adrice and worth heeding.
We appealed recently to a few
pastors and some doctors for help
to Be p^ven to Dr. D. S. Malekubu
and Dr. R M Sisusa.
I 'W
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Iy our report in California, We
tried to'lay their ibises before our
denomination. They are Medical
Mi ssiontu'ies?\he very highest?
type of Christian service in any' land.
The very fir^t N'egto , fniss
ionary to Africa, Lott 'Carey, had.. ?
mine little Knowledge of medicine.
Dr. Fatill>m r', the, ?On in law of
Dr. DeBaptist, was (thc first modi*
ml missionary fhaD we.sent out?
jut he soon pflssed 011 to the bet*
,er ljind; and so in the absence of
iny American Negro Baptist doc:or
Jtf ail Africa, these our own - -
son$t whom, wo byought?Lu__Lhia^
ami, had educated and sent them f
?ack haw stuck to their bushes
ike faithful Christians, and now,
h?;y do? orw our help.
There is every indication That ,
he ?Mh nnnivci'.-aty-^ot our Enian-&
Saturday alilf Sunday, January ist r?
mil kind, will he one of the most
argcly observed days in our his-- 4
01 y. Because it may be observ- ji '
id on Sunday, the , pastors may N
iroacji to the finest advantages
losjjiOle on the state of our minds,
>ur. bodies and our* all at that time
,nd these same things as they ob- I
ain today. A?City: Wide Program
nay be arranged for the afternoon
md then our young ppople put ona '
nogram at night. Any and all of
hem will lift up many leajgues. be
olid where we are no^..
Whatever is accomplished by our *
ippoal for Robert and Daniel in
aL* olf Africa will be attributed to
he Historical Department of
National.Baptist convention. Some "
f these brethren have gone their ~ ?
ength to have us know that they
re giving us their very best to ?
nake friends for . these -brethren. .
oil nun ip iuanm, our Missionary
11 Nigeria, made an appeal for a
ype\vritef--\ve carried this item
n our report and urged some inerested
friend, some good* pastor
r sdiiie missionary Baptist church y
o iMjiuvte this typewriter find send
t t<y" Brother* MrtVtin So far th^re
K-tns io .be no notice taken of this
<> the preachers' Vonference<> in
^yshviJK, will see. that this Tittlo
|eo.d is supplied.
Yours In His service,
L. G. JORDAN
NOTES FROM 2nd CALVARY
BAPTIST CHURCH "
Our "Home-Coming" day was a
lor'ioiis success viewejl from evl'y
angle. The attendance, spirit
nd contribution were fino^ We
iad messages from friend^ and
lumbers from other'states?-Roth
rdinanccs were observed. V The
r.-t Sunday Rev. Feldor pT-enefcod
t e^Lven o'clock and made' some 4
ertineift remarks at the candle
iaht services at night. These
ervices were sponsored 'by some
luxiliarids ropreserrting the 12
'ribesi -Last Sunday Rev. E. G.
)oi:glilass preached at both ser
ices and yas well received. Next c
Iqnday is our day for oOr annual > j
lianksgivmg sermon. Dr. &?H. ^
IcGi-11^ President of Allen Univerity
has kindly consented to bring
his message at ,11 o'clock. The
hoir will ^furnish special music;
a night Rev. Jjik. - ?.'^Smith \vr|l ^
reach. Listen for some pleasant0,
ews from us very soonJin these \
olumns. The public is cordially*
ivited. Head The Loader and lead
"he Reader. ^
:ew trinity hapt church
_lie\. H. F. Stewart. Pa uor
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Well ford. &. C.?Sunday school
i:t at th^- usual hour with Supi.
. II. Pj> -tei and teachers at their
osts. "The R'.sson was very beau ,
ifully discussed. ?
Sunday tvju^our Home coming
ay am., .quite a r.famber wero
iit to worship. The pastor de- >
vered an outstanding sermon in ?*v'
he morning service he chced as
L*xt II Peter 3:9, subject Certaini'
nf. God's Promise.
At, 3:00 o'clock Rev B. F.v>
mith our own son and his good
:pc\*?ple--from New Bethel held
oi vices for us. Rev. :-mith d*'- r 1
vered a very practical rmon.
Text Luke 15:18-10. Theme:
lave (loo*.. Sense and Go llo-me.
The evening service begin at
:30. The pastor brought anothr
gospel f- ast taken from $tark
2:37, subject Josus and t'nc Com
on i copio, loiai collection $3y.
NEW CLUB FORMED i_*l H
Tfie new voprue that'haa bee* !
eated by people all over the court* J U
y writing through "Lonesom#r ,, y [1
learts" columns of publication*'
as insulted in the formation of thb
rational Friendship Club.- -
This- new club has headquarter? [I
t 2132 Seventh Avenue, New York
and its purpose is to help
onesome people enlarge their circl*
f friends. * I
It is a strietty fconfidential club 1
hrough which only club member* jB
ire introduced, Membership in thi*
rew club will bring you new friends
?and a thrilling experience. J&njr
>ne regardless of age may writ*
for free information.
' NATIONAL .
FRIENDSHIP CLUB J*!
!132 SEVENTH AVENUE <J^lP
NEW YORK CITY